The Rock Academy
Partnering with parents to provide educational opportunities for students to fulfill their unique purpose.
Students may begin counting service hours as of their first day of 9th grade.
Community Service Packets MUST be completed and turned in by March 29, 2024.
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Academic Guidance Counseling
The Rock Academy is working hard to provide you with up-to-date resources pertaining to course selection, diploma options, graduation, college admissions, standardized testing, and other important topics.
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You can now schedule an appointment online.
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Guidance Counselor
Group Zoom Meetings are scheduled for 2025-2026 as follows:
Seniors: September 9, November 3, February 5, April 27
Juniors: September 8, November 10, April 30
Sophomores: September 15, February 9
Freshmen: September 29, February 19
7th & 8th Graders: November 11, April 2.
All meetings will be held from 7:00-p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Parents and students are required to attend OR watch the video that will be sent.
New Self-Reporting Requirements for FLVS Flex Students
Beginning Sept. 12, when a parent or student registers for a new Flex course in VSA (Virtual Student Administrator), they will see a new screen that requires them to answer a series of questions to self-report any recent disciplinary actions and wellness-related matters their student has experienced.
Responses are confidential and will be used solely to ensure students receive the appropriate resources and guidance.
Test Scores for Bright Futures--Important Note
If you plan to apply for the Bright Futures Scholarship in your senior year, you will need to take an SAT, ACT, or CLT test. When you take your exam, you MUST have your scores sent to a Florida university even if you do not plan to attend there. This will put your test scores into the data base for Bright Futures.
Community Service
Students graduating from The Rock Academy are required to complete
a minimum number of volunteer hours of community service.
Standard or Career Diplomas: 75 hours
College Preparatory Diploma: 100 hours
Where Can I Serve?
Resources
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Students may earn 1/3 of their total hours by providing documented service at their home church.
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The remainder of the hours must be from an approved charity or 501(c)3 organization.
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Please contact the office if you have questions about approved locations.
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Students will fill out the Community Service Packet upon completion of all requirements--including a 300 word essay.
Students may begin counting service hours as of their first day of 9th grade.
Seniors must have their completed hours and packets turned in by December 20, 2025 in order to walk in the commencement ceremony in May.
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